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St. Patrick's Day is meant for celebrating Irish heritage--and having a wee bit of fun. Since it's not about gift giving or big expectations--this holiday is perfect for casual family...
St. Patty's day is more than just drinking yourself silly. Get familiar with this Irish holiday and celebrate it the traditional way.
One great thing about being a parent is the opportunity to create memories and events that your child will treasure for a long time to come. For many Saint Patrick's Day comes and goes with...
St. Patricks Day is a wonderful holiday to celebrate with your kids. There are many fun and creative activities you can do with your kids to celebrate. Follow these steps for a wonderful St....
Adults and children alike can enjoy the festivities of St. Patrick’s Day worldwide. Although some practices may be more adult oriented, there are still plenty of other options that you can do...
St. Patrick's Day is a day for beer and celebration, so what better place to celebrate than your college dorm room? This day requires few decorations, as you could just throw some shamrocks on...
Celebrate St. Patrick's Day this year by making a shamrock necklace. This is a great craft for kids that gives them something fun and personal to show off as they wear their creations on St....
On the evening of St. Patrick's Day a leprechaun will move his treasure to a new hiding place. He'll normally hide his treasure in a small box. If you want a leprechaun to pick your box to hide...
After watching the parade or attending mass, a St. Patrick's Day party may be the perfect way to end the celebration. St. Patrick's Day parties are about food, music and drinks and planning one...
The shamrock is one of the most recognizable symbols of St. Patrick's Day. Shamrock is basically the Gaelic word for clove (although the original one is spelled slightly different) and has long...
If you are throwing a St. Patrick's Day party, you will need party favors to give away at the end of the celebration. While you could easily buy them at party supply stores, making them is half...
What better way to celebrate a season then to decorate your house. It puts everyone in the festive spirit of the times. Have you ever considered painting your windows like stores do? It's fun and...
Tea first came to Ireland in 1835 and was popular among the wealthy. Today, Ireland consumes more tea per capita than any other country, and the beverage is served three times a day. Afternoon tea...
St. Patrick's Day is one of the most fun holidays of the entire year. There are no gifts to buy and no family get parties to worry about. Even better is the fact that everybody can take part in...
Irish shamrocks are green vegetation rumored to grow only in Irish soil. This is just a myth, however, and Irish shamrocks can grow just about anywhere. Shamrock is an Irish word meaning "little...
Celebrate this St. Patrick's Day with these fun and easy projects for kids and kids at heart! A treasure hunt, Pot O' Gold cupcakes, and fun food ideas to make this St. Patrick's Day one to...
Add a touch of charm and good luck to your wedding by using an Irish theme for the ceremony and reception. This will honor members of the family with Irish heritage and celebrate the family roots.
Creating Irish-themed favors is a great way to honor your heritage. How it is done will depend on the style of the wedding and your budget. Favors can be almost anything, but they should be...
St. Patrick's Day is widely recognized as a celebration of the achievements of Saint Patrick and of the entire Irish culture. Decorating doors is a fun way to show off some Irish pride without the...
Green beer, green clothes and green shamrocks abound. Everywhere you look on March 17, there will be green. Why? This is the color of the much celebrated St. Patrick's Day.
There are many preschool crafts that can celebrate the spirit of St. Patrick's Day. The color green is an obvious choice for art projects at the preschool level. Incorporating shape and color...
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